Information about smoking in apartments and condos

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Smoke-free Apartment & Condominium Buildings!
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Direct from HUD
An Action Guide for Establishing Smoke-Free
Public Housing and Multifamily Properties
October 2014
CHANGE IS IN THE AIR
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes

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out there?

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Find Smoke-Free Apartments

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Find Smoke-Free
Condos

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in your area.

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Fair Housing Act
Support
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Surgeon General's Report
includes need for
smoke-free
multi-unit housing.

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in any state
can prohibit
smoking.

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Jacque Petterson,
Your Smoke-Free Housing Consultant

Apartment and Condominium owners and management companies all over the world are realizing there is a growing need and desire to live in completely smoke-free environments. We are working hard to collect the articles that tell us what is happening and where, and to find the completely smoke-free apartment and condo properties for you.

If you have questions concerning secondhand smoke or other smoking-related concerns regarding multi-family or single family housing, please check through the Q&A page. If you do not find the answer forward your question to me, at jacque@S-FHC.com.

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Why Smoke-free?
Tobacco smoke does not stay in the smoking residents apartment or condominium home. It enters and fills all the other apartment homes in the building. When renting an apartment or buying a condominium, be sure to ask for a smoke-free building.